Rising Above

As an engineering geologist, Anais (Ana) Bloom is thrilled when she arrives in Sainte-Luce-Sur-Mer to study the effects of climate changes and rising sea levels on the shoreline of the Saint-Laurent River. Soon after she settles in at the quaint White Sheep Inn, she develops a friendship with the innkeeper and her canine companion. The innkeeper's granddaughter, however, is a whole other story. Melodie is attractive, perhaps, but she's also impulsive, has a bad attitude, and doesn't share an ounce of her grandmother's hospitality.

Melodie Beaulieu has never planned to follow in her grandmother's footsteps and become an innkeeper. The only thing she's wanted all her life is to live by the sea, in her hometown. When Ana Bloom comes to the White Sheep Inn and threatens her entire way of living, she simply won't have it. She despises the scientist and her big theories and chooses to ignore her good looks and that damn red, unruly hair of hers.

Ana and Melodie would gladly keep staying out of each other's way, but Mother Nature has other plans. Trapped inside the inn when a strong storm surge hits the beach community, they're forced to come together to face the terrifying event and its aftermath. Can they rise above their conflicting beliefs and let their attraction take the lead?

Author: Genevieve Fortin
Binding Type: Paperback
Publisher: Bella Books
Published: 01/22/2019
Pages: 224
Weight: 0.62lbs
Size: 8.27h x 5.51w x 0.51d
ISBN: 9781642470208

About the Author
Fortin, Genevieve: - Genevieve was born in Rimouski, a small town in the French Canadian province of Quebec, Canada. After getting her Bachelor's degree in Communication Studies at Concordia University in Montreal, she moved to the United States for her graduate studies in French literature. She stayed to work and spent a total of thirteen years in the United States, from Cape Girardeau, Missouri to Albany, New York. During that time she started and abandoned several novels until she started reading lesbian fiction. She found more than inspiration in the work of women like Geri Hill and Karin Kallmaker; she found direction. Genevieve eventually went back home to Canada where she now enjoys writing, spending time with friends and family, and hiking with her dog Spike.